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Shape the future of Woodson Bridge park at tonight's meeting

Tehama County is hosting a community input event today at the Corning Senior Center to gather ideas for improvements at Tehama County River Park at Woodson Bridge, with feedback helping shape a state park grant application.

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CA utility-caused wildfire survivors push for full restitution

Action News Now's Bella Barbosa reports from the Action News Now newsroom in Chico on what comes next for wildfire restitution as a group of utility-caused wildfire survivors filed a petition with the California Public Utilities Commission following the signing of AB 2700 into law.

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High-speed internet coming to Chapmantown, downtown Chico

CHICO, Calif. — A city-owned fiber-optic network aimed at bringing high-speed internet to underserved neighborhoods in Chico is nearing completion. The North Valley Fiber Project will expand internet access in areas of the city where connectivity has been limited, including the Chapmantown area and parts of southern downtown Chico.

Chico, CA · 1d
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Oroville mayor front-runner vows bridges, not division

OROVILLE, Calif. — A carpet cleaner who never expected to run for office is now Oroville's presumptive mayor-elect. Shawn Webber holds a substantial lead in a 3-way race, and his journey to City Hall is anything but conventional. Webber sat down with Action News Now reporter Joshua Escandon to...

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Pacific Power proposes record rate hike for Northern California

Pacific Power has requested a rate increase of 57% next year in Northern California, an unprecedented price hike in the region and more than triple what regulators approved in 2023. The proposed rate would add around $120 to customers’ monthly bills, according to Pacific Power. The PacifiCorp-owned company said...

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New Shasta Regional primary care clinic opens inside Hilltop Springs in Redding

REDDING, Calif. — A new primary care option is now open in Redding, after Shasta Regional Medical Center opened a medical clinic inside Hilltop Springs Senior Living on Hilltop Drive. The clinic is Shasta Regional Medical Center’s third primary care clinic, and while it is located inside a senior...

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Power outages in Redding on Friday amid stormy weather

REDDING, Calif. — The Redding Electric Utility is reporting multiple outages amid stormy weather in the Redding area on Friday, Nov. 13. On Friday morning, REU reported over 900 customers experiencing a power outage. For 568 customers in the downtown Redding area, REU expected power to be restored by noon. This includes areas near Waldon Street, Sonoma Street, Placer Street, Magnolia Avenue, West Street, Tehama Street, Yuba Street and Railroad Avenue.

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Redding air quality reaches 'very unhealthy' level due to smoke from prescribed fires

REDDING, Calif. — Heavy smoke from regional prescribed fire operations was visible in Redding Thursday, Nov. 12. The Shasta-Trinity National Forest scheduled several prescribed fire operations this week, including a 2,640-acre underburn near Elmore Mountain and Bailey Cove on Shasta Lake, set to begin Thursday. Other projects included a 2,000-acre underburn near Highway 89 east of McCloud and pile burning near Platina and Wildwood.

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Native American Heritage Celebration returns to Whistle Stop Park in downtown Redding

REDDING, Calif. — Downtown Redding will host the second annual Native American Heritage Celebration on Friday night, Nov. 13, at Whistle Stop Park, to celebrate Native American history and culture. Redding Rancheria, the Shasta Historical Society and the Redding Cultural District are collaborating on the event. Organizers say it...

Redding, CA · 2d

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Mobile home park owner agrees to delay rent increase in response to county concerns

Only a few mobile home residents attended yesterday’s Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting, where Supervisor Allen Long made an impromptu announcement related to a rent increase by mobile home parks owner Harmony Communities. Long made the announcement during his board report, saying he and Supervisor Chris Kelstrom had...

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Weigh in on Redding Sports Park upgrades starting tonight

Redding residents have their first chance to give input on proposed improvements to Redding Sports Park through a series of community outreach workshops and an online survey.

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Unhealthy air hits Redding with control burns

A control burn in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest sent smoke high into the air over greater Redding, polluting skies most of Thursday and creating unhealthy conditions for some. The U.S. Forest Service and other fire protection agencies on Thursday were trying to remove as much dry flammable vegetation as possible before strong, windy weather arrives on Friday, Nov. 13, the Shasta County Air Quality Management District. Some of the most extensive burning was happening in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest north of Redding. Sensors around Shasta Lake recorded as much as three times the amount of particulate matter — the kind of pollution dangerous to humans, pets and other animals — needed to put even healthy people at risk for respiratory trouble if exposed for long, according to Purple Air pollution data . The EPA’s AirNow tracked very unhealthy air from Happy Valley south of Redding to Sugarloaf, 30 miles north of Redding on Interstate 5. Pollution reached at least moderate to unhealthy levels from Cottonwood to the Oregon border, according to the EPA and Watch Duty fire app . Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record Searchlight, please consider subscribing yourself or

Redding, CA · 2d

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Redding withholds identities of panel chosen to review Civic Auditorium proposals

During a Redding City Council meeting in late October, Community Services Director Travis Menne shared updates about the process of choosing a new manager of the Civic Auditorium. It was just a few weeks after the city released information on five entities that had applied to run the entertainment venue.

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Native American Heritage Celebration returns to Whistle Stop Park in downtown Redding

REDDING, Calif. — Downtown Redding will host the second annual Native American Heritage Celebration on Friday night, Nov. 13, at Whistle Stop Park, to celebrate Native American history and culture. Redding Rancheria, the Shasta Historical Society and the Redding Cultural District are collaborating on the event. Organizers say it...

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Anderson seeks $1.5 million fund transfer from Shasta County to cover payroll

SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — The city of Anderson is asking Shasta County for a $1.5 million temporary transfer of funds to help cover city operations and payroll. The Anderson City Council met in a special session on Monday, Nov. 10,, 2026, to approve the request. City officials emphasized the city is not going broke, describing the situation as a cash-flow problem.

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Caldwell Park expansion work to bring traffic controls starting Nov. 16

REDDING, Calif. — Construction on Redding’s Caldwell Park expansion project is expected to begin Nov. 16, bringing periodic traffic controls on Quartz Hill Road and Traveled Way through Aug. 9, 2027, the city said. Operations will include repairing or replacing asphalt, replacing a restroom, building a bike park...

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California has one ballot counting trouble spot. Its the one run by an election denier

Fingers are being pointed at Shasta County's clerk - registrar of voters for the slow and mismanaged ballot counting in the rural county. photo credit: US Bureau of Reclamation/Wikimedia Shasta Lake in Shasta County, CA. Photographed on 11 March, 2019. In the end, it wasn't shady bogeymen stuffing ballot boxes or federal agents who caused disruptions on election night in the rural Northern California Republican stronghold of Shasta County. It was the seeming incompetence of Clint Curtis, the county's election-denying elections chief who's soon to be unemployed. Journalists, including CalMatters' reporting partner Shasta Scout, have reported numerous problems with the vote count in Shasta County, a 2.5-hour drive north of Sacramento. They reported overflowing ballot boxes, staffing shortages, workers putting ballots in the wrong bins, computer hiccups and voters arriving at their polling places to find signs saying the location had been moved. Most counties dropped initial results right after 8 p.m. [when the polls closed on election night], but Shasta didn't report any until around 10 p.m. since elections officials hadn't set up their computer system properly, leaving it as the only county in the state that on Wednesday morning hadn't finished counting ballots from those who voted in

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Redding eyeing more cuts to vacant city jobs to shore up budget

Redding leaders are weighing which of dozens of vacant city jobs they'll cut, if any, including six top positions and eight public safety positions. Each of the vacant jobs under scrutiny is partly or completely supported by the general fund, Interim City Manager Michael Webb said in a report about job vacancies to the Redding City Council on Nov. 3. The number of vacancies changes often as workers retire or resign, Webb said, but on Oct. 26 — the date his office compiled the report — Redding had 38 openings. The council opted on Nov. 3 to hold off on cutting vacant jobs until they hear fiscal updates in December — and after three newly elected or reelected councilpersons are seated. If the council then decides to freeze those jobs, those and other cuts made to vacant positions in October could save the city as much as $2.66 million in fiscal year 2027, said Webb. But just because a job is vacant doesn’t mean that position isn’t necessary, he said. Some of those jobs have “mission critical roles. They could be public safety. They could be tied to regulatory requirements or essential services or continuity.” And some departments' staff are

Redding, CA · 4d

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Redding’s 98th annual Cognac Toast honors fallen service members on Veterans Day

REDDING, Calif. — People from across the Northstate packed The Redding Elks Lodge for the 98th annual Cognac Toast on Veterans Day. The remembrance ceremony started at 11:11 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11, with Col. Mike Madden opening the ceremony by reciting a poem. Col. Madden, who grew up...

Redding, CA · 3d

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Palo Cedro Chamber to close at year’s end; flagpole project will continue

PALO CEDRO, Ca. — The Greater Palo Cedro Area Chamber of Commerce will close on Dec. 31, 2026, ending its work as a local business organization. Chamber President Travis Gilbert said some community projects, including installing a flagpole along Deschutes Road, will continue through the Palo Cedro Community Action Team.

Palo Cedro, CA · 4d